Hudsonville High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Hudsonville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

Table of Contents - 1981 66 S- PIONEER Hudsonville High School 168 Hudsonville, Michigan As we reflect on the 1980-81 school year we see how the world and the times have changed and how these changes have shaped our lives. Sometimes we watched the events occur, while at other times we created them. Hudsonville High School made events special and made 1981 unique. Recorded here, are The Faces and Events of 1981. 2 Opening Dedication We are proud to dedicate this 1980- 1981 yearbook to Mr. Rahn Bentley, a man who has won the respect and admiration of his colleagues and stu- dents through his dedication to mak- ing school and athletics more fun for everyone. Mr. Bentley has taught at Hudsonville for 12 years. He has ini- tiated many new courses and pro- grams to our curriculum including Chinese History, Mythology, swim- ming class, and the gynastics show that tours the grade schools. He also started programs such summer gym- nastics, tennis, swimming, and the spring sports trips down South. Mr. Bentley has had many achieve- ments throughout his career. He went to South High where he played foot- ball and made the All City, Grand Rapids Press All City, and Wood T.V. All Stars first teams. He also received an All-State Honorable Mention. In boxing, he was a Novice City Champ, Open Heavyweight City Champ, and Open Heavyweight State Champ. He also played first singles in tennis. He then went to Michigan State for four years on a full-ride football scholar- ship. He started 37 games in a row and received the Spartan of the Week award twice. After college, he played football for one season with the Blaz- ers. During his years at Hudsonville, he brought his touch football team to a state championship and a number five position in the nation. Mr. Bent- ley has also brought the attitude of football is fun and we have fun play- ing football on Friday nights. The swimming and tennis teams have earned repeated excellence in their leagues under Mr. Bentley’s coach- ing. We owe a great deal to you Mr. Bentley and this is only one of the small ways we have to express our gratitude and appreciation for all you have done for us. Thanks so much! Dedication 3 Opening 5 6 Opening Opening 7 I lomrcmnme Homecoming Homecoming is often called the highlight of the school year. Whether it is the excitement of playing in the game, marching with the band, halftime activities, or the fun of being in the stands, home- coming holds excitement for everyone. In the game against Hamilton, everyone dis- played spirit and determination which resulted in a victory of 24-3. During halftime activities, Lori Vruggink and Mitch ByUer were crowned qu n and king. Also, the seniors’ winning float was pulled around the track. Lastly, although it is rarely mentioned, much of homecoming’s success depends upon the support of those who attend the game and it should be said that your interest and participation are greatly appreciated. llnmcciimin ( Spirit Week 1980 Spirit week “80” was a fun-filled week. It started out with Western day on Monday. Tuesday was 50's day and punk rock. Next brought hat and jersey day on Wednesday, Thurscjjp brought a bunch of unusual mon- sters aoy freaks to school. The week was con- cluded with the traditional maize and blue day, flower day and an exciting pep assembly. . _ Spirit Week 11 Queen Lori Vruggink Homecoming Court E A. JUNIORS: Linda Kaurala. Rob Wait. B. SOPHOMORES: Brenda Nyenhuis. Tim Koning. C. FRESHMEN : Ellen Allen. Ed Wolters. D. SENIORS: Cal Zimmerman. Sue LePard. E. SENIORS: Dave Gryzen. Dee Bolt. Homecoming Court 13 14 Candids Cant I iris 15 Homecoming Floats As usual, a lot of imagination and effort was displayed with this year’s floats. Although the competition was tough, the seniors again pulled through to a first place position. Soph- omores came in second, juniors third, and last but not least, came the fresh- men. Thanks goes to everyone who helped with the floats this year. B A. 12th — Another one bites the dust. First Place. B. 11th — Eagles raid. Second Place. C. 10th — Eagles add the final touch. Third Place. D. 9th — Tough enough to overstuff. Fourth Place. 16 Homecoming Floats ■A Nite Life The homed Rfcce received a good turnc which included both present students and alum It was sponsorecroy studdrt council. The organ ing committee in J H M lJenkins, Ren Miedema, Julie ChisofmVjpKl Traly Verstrate. T chaperones were Mr. ata rtrsAfolst, Mr. Bolhu and Mrs. Bosch. The J pants danced to t music of Nightwind, an JP - f . i Vi i ■ � ■ ■ i . %T - — Homecoming Dance 17 Lori Altman Robin Alward Susan Andre Cheryl Bates 20 Seniors Ray Batts Karilyn Avink Kelly Behrens 7 y Kalvin Avink SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Glen Berens Renee Berens Steve Bouws John Boven Karen Bowman Joel Brouwer Jim Brandt 22 Seniors Linda Brouwer Ron Brouwer Paul Buis Lisa Buiskool Tracy Bytwork Glenda Calkins (Nagelkirk) Kim Bruggink Kim Chase Seniors 23 Laura Childs Beth Chisholm Jerry Coleman Lori Daldos Paul DeBoer Jon Deemter Michele Dejonge Randy Dejonge Deb DeKleine 24 Seniors Jill DeVree Janice DeKleine Cindy DeWent Doug DeWent Seniors 25 Marcia DeWildt Corissa Dincau Mike Dunham Kerri Feenstra Laura Feenstra (Smedley) Cristina Frigoli 26 Seniors Spencer Geerling Kathy Gerrits Bill Frye Dave Hamming Deb Hassevoort Mary Heemstra Seniors 27 Barb Hoekstra Sue Huf Michelle Huyser 28 Seniors Tami Huberts Sheryl Hulst Amy Isenga Linda Hoekstra Robert Hulst Merri Hylarides A Karen Jansma Kraig Jansen Lisa Jeluso Kerre Kelder Linda Klawiter Dawn Kolenbrander Dave Koning Seniors 29 Mike Kunzi Jayne Lamers Linda Langton 30 Seniors Susan LePard Linda Lowing Dave Lidgard Jane Lovett Brian Marlink Seniors 31 Dana Marvin Todd Mast Dick Matthysse 32 Seniors Renee Miedema Melanie Moran Nancy McDuffee Darlene Nauta Rich Nykamp Jeff Ohlman Tom Nelson Terry Nykamp Judy Oliver Jim Nykamp Jack Ocobock Tammy O’Rear Seniors 33 Glenn Postmus Terry Postmus Sonja Riemersma John Roark Julie Robitaille 34 Seniors James Shoemaker Deri Shuck Randy Sloothaak Robin Smit Beverly Schreur Dwight Sneden Seniors 35 Tim Tacoma Terri Talsma Ron Tamminga Laurel Ter Haar Todd Ter Molen Bob Timmer 36 Seniors Cheryl Timmer Phil Timmer Jim VanderBand Cheryl Van Der Kolk Kent VanderLoon Judy VanderMolen Chris VanAlten Scott VanderLaan Mike VanderMolen Seniors 37 Tim VanZyll Christy Veenema Kenneth Veenstra 38 Seniors Jane Vruggink Steve Walters Holly Vereeke Lori Vruggink Terry Walton Curt Vruggink Diane Wabeke Leesa Warren Seniors Ifcj Sarah Veltman Mark Warren Roxanne Woodwyke Lorraine Westhuis Emiko Zakamura Pat Williams Duane Woodwyke Cal Zimmerman 40 Seniors Photos Not Available Dawn Allen Jeff Altena Julie Bartosiewicz Mike Bartosiewicz John Bentley Donna Biesorock Dave Braun Karlene Carey John Daniels Sue Davis Carie Dejonge Michael Diaz Craig Dozeman John Evers John Grooters Marv Homrich Leanne Hoogendoorn Dan Hoonhorst Jeff Kronewitter Rodger Leith Rick Meyer Al Nelson John Vegter Seniors 43 In Memory 1962-1977 “P.S. Thanks for everything, I appreciate it more than you will ever know.” Kevin John Kevin thus concluded a letter to the staff and student body. Using his words, we would say to him, “P.S. Thanks for every thing, we appreciate it more than you will ever know. You changed the world of those you met with a smile accented by sparkling eyes.” Kevin was a living definition of the words grit, spunk, perserverance, grace, humor, tease, tolerance, com- passion and Christian witness. Kevin was not a student, he was a teacher. Kevin graduated in the spring of 1977. 44 Seniors Senior Comments In medias res Brett Giem Living is t DIE, waking t tell of things don when aSLEEP Taatjes Life is a mystery to be lived; not a problem to be solved. H|ndpBroi|wer tend to their own business if Government pve it back. Cindy DeWent It sur'g does make a. day long,||hen you get to school on Quiche -T I would li ite parkin partying spots, leave my car pai M behind if anybody wants to pav the pnlef and get in touch with me. I alsf leave all my studying abilities behind. The teachers favorite graduate Jim Bob, ]r. DON’T SHOWER UNLESS YOU HAVE TIME ‘‘Greg Bokor” Movin’ on! I’m all for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness ... Just not necessarily in that order! Kathy Stewart nly Jane Lovett I, Kent VaiiderLoon “HorsS c will my ability of not carrying the fowball and blocking instead, to Jim Boveiwalso will my football jersey 23 to Keviry agner. You aWays will pemembej ne 3 D’S - Do Drugs Daily ycrtan uol eettudcm To all Juniors wttfTCtfilKbe Seniors and will have Government - Good Luck! Karlene Carey I, Deb De Klein hereby give my last chair . in band to any fighting freshman. Good| Luck I' jf M School was here but gone today. But the halls will never be as rowdy as they were when we were here. Brian “Duke” Marlink Life is a giant double issue new super siz- ed comic book and if you don’t at least smile through it you just blew your nO t. pia the Lord determines nis steps.” - Proverbs 16:9 „ Beth Chisholm Ramonejosepedritojuanbob Batts P.S. Have a good life y’nll I want to thank the teachers and the whole student body for a terrific 4 years, I especially my Senior year at Hudsie High! Darla Van Strien I, Kim Chase, being of relatively sound mind and body, do will my voice of authority over Mrs. Bundy and my “superhard” sunglasses to Rick Nelson; to Carla Deemter my “highclass” power ten- nis shoes in hopes of improving her tennis game; and my unfailing hope for a better tomorrow to everyone who finally sees Hudsonville as it really is. Kim Chase “Parting is such sweet sorrow” Susan L. Andre To Future Seniors; One thing I learned as a senior; Most people would be glad to Class of I’ll keep my dreams alive. Smackie! Smackie! Sarah Jo Veltman Horissa Dincau Now the time has come to leave, Our memories are always there, We will sut them through a sieve, And always wear our underwear! Good-bye H.H.S. Hello, World! Senior Comments 45 Mock Ele A. Lady and Gentleman Sue Le Pard and Cal Zimmerman B. Sexiest Legs Beth Chisholm and Dave Grysen C. Pin-up and Build Lori Vruggink and Kent Vander Loon D. Class Clowns Nancy McDuffee and Dwight Sneden E. School Spirit Beth Chisholm and Dave Lidgard 46 Mock Elections A. Musicians Laura Childs and Jack Ocobock B. Teacher’s Torments Lori Daldos and Dave Wise C. Wolf and Flirt Sue Huf and Martin Meleen D. Skippers Dawn Allen and Mitch Byker E. Most Likely to Succeed Laurel Ter Haar and Kurt Vander Schuur 48 Mock Elections A. Punk Rockers Jodie Plummert and Craig Taaties B. Artists Kerre Kelder and Duane De Roo C. Best Dressed Susan Andre and Kurt Vander Schuur D. Friendliest Tammi Vander Molen and Cal Zimmerman E. Athletes Mary Heemstra and Dave Grysen Boys’ State and PSAT Winners BOYS’ STATE: Dave Wise, Brian Borchers. PSAT WINNERS.Front Row: |ulie Koop, Dave Wise. Row Two: Jane Lovett. Paul Buis. Craig Taatjes. 50 Boys’ State and PSAT Winners Class Officers Top Ten Honor Students Front Row: Sponsors — Art Cummings and Larry Byle. Row Two: Girl Rep. — Laurie Jen- kins, Girl Rep. — Renee Miedema, Treasurer — Dave Lidgard, Secretary — Lori Vruggink. Missing: President — Cal Zimmerman. Vice President — Susie Huf. Boy Reps. — Kent Van- derLoon, Mike Mepplelink. Front Row: Dawn VanderSchuur, Michele Dejonge. Merri Hylarides, Kathy Dykstra. Row Two: Carrie Dejonge. Brian Borchers. Mike Kunzi. Craig Taatjes. Laura Rozema. Missing: Paul Buis. Seniors 51 Seniors 53 Juniors Juniors Juniors CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Front Row: Mr. Knoll, Rob Wait, Boy Rep., Mike Drew. Boy Rep.. Mr. Burgeraaf. Row Two: Alyce Kooiker. Treasurer. Pam Visser, Girl Rep.. Kristi De Weerd. Vice Presi- dent. Shelley Baar, President. Andrea Abbaduska Byron Aldrink Bill Allen Dean Andersen Julie Arnold Warren Aten Anna Avink Shelley Baar Kelly Bagley Mark Bekkering Julie Bellmer Scott Berghorst Jackie Bieber Everett Biesbrock Melissa Blauwkamp Lori Blom Darrell Boerema Shelley Bogard Dave Bolhuis Lisa Bosch Kim Boschma Randy Bouwkamp Barb Bouws Jim Boven 54 Juniors Mike Bowling Jodi Bowman Joe Boyer judi Brink Scott Brouwer Steve Brouwer Pam Brower MariAnne Burdick Esther Burke Sharon Burns Tracey Campbell DaleCarley jerry Clifton Tamera Compagner Greg Cook Pat Curtis Marty Damon Steve Dean Warren De Haan Judy Dejongh Mark De Kliene Dwight De Leeuw Rich Dell Ken Dennis Joel De Weerd Kristi De Weerd Lori De Young Juniors 55 Patty Dirkse Mike Drew Lisa Dykema Laura Dykstra Paul Dykstra Rick Emelander Tim Emmert Brian Engelsman Eric Ensing Ed Evers Wanda Frigoli Roger Feenstra Donna Fredricks Takeshi Fukao Sandra Galvao Sandie Gort Paula Grit Pat Grysen Kellie Hall Martin Hammond Ken Hamstra Alan Hannik David Hassevoort Tim Hassevoort Sue Hawley Rodney Hibma Matt Heileman 56 Juniors Steve Hessel Jim Hirdes Larry Hirdes Vicki Hoezee Debra Hoffman Laura Hogle Darryl Homrich Larry Hoogendoorn Vicki Hop Craig Hoppen Cornetta Hunter Mark Huttenga Dennis Jonker Donna Jurewicz Robin Karsies Becky Kaurala Linda Kaurala Chiaki Kikuchi Jeff Klamer Jeanie Klaver Bruce Kleinjans Doug Koning Randy Koning Alyce Kooiker Doug Koopman Juniors 57 Judy Koster Muriel Kreuze Larry Kronewitter John Kruys Brian Laoinga Rich Langton Brian Leetsma Penny Leith Sandy Lovins Joel Lubbers Dawn Lutke Henry Luttikhuizen Steve Luyk Mike Mac Owan Ann Marema Rhonda Marlink Mitch Meleen Steve Menken Barry Merwin Paul Merwin Kevin Meyer Kristi Meyer Rhonda Miedema John Mills Ginny Myaard Rose Myers Pat McAlary Sarah McDaniels Susan Nagelkirk Cindy Nelson Greg Nemecek Lisa Newhouse loyce Niewyk 58 Juniors Jim Nyerbrink Doug Nyenhuis Rex Paasman Kevin Parker Brad Pelton Beth Petroelje Kim Plumert Marilyn Pols Scott Ponstein Bill Poortenga Brenda Postmus Jeff Reister Bernie Renkema Maryjean Rinkevich Gerald Roberts Paula Ross Penny Runge Jim Russell Dan Rypma Alicia Schmidt Susan Scholten Deb Schut Bob Screnock Lisa Serum Tom Sikkema Sandy Slendebroek Becky Sloothaak Juniors 59 Julie Smedley Lisa Smeenge Steven Smith Todd Sperling |acqie Spoolstra Tom Storms Ken Suzuki John Ter Molen Lora Terpstra Barb Timmer Marie Uebbing Shelley Ulberg Becky Valkier Perry Van Alten Paul Vande Bunte Rog Vanden Berg Craig Van Der Kolk Terry Vander Kolk Barbara Vander Wall Jamie Vander Wall Kevin Vander Wall Jeff Vander Weide Jo Ann Van Het Hekke Jim Van Strien Greg Van Til Terri Veenstra 60 Juniors Norm Vedman Karen Venlet Dale Vereeke Pam Visser Kathi Vruggink Steve Vruggink Rob Wait Kurt Waite Marcia Walters Vicky Warmelink Beth Warners Ken Warners Debbie Weber Jim Weenum Lynda Westhuis Jeff Westra Kami Westra Bruce Wiers Pam Wiggers Mary Wikstrom Dan Yntema Marcia Young Juniors 61 Photos Not Available Kevin Blumhagen |ay Bolinger Lvnette Brunink Kevin Duimstra Rick Emelender Leisa Harwood Kevin Johnson Jeff Klamer Jeff Klawiter Mike Kruis Rodney Meyer Pat Miesen Chuck McCloud Rick Nelson Mike Nykamp Dave Platt Cheryl Schreur Ted Timmer Lauri Van Dam Dennis Vander Markt Tom VanDorp Randy Vruggink Daryl Westhuis David Witlingen Robert Ybarra Doug Zeeff 64 Juniors Juniors 65 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Front Row: Miss Povolo. Tim Mannard. Vice President; Ron Boudrie. Representative; Patty Meppelink. Treasurer; Mr. Kasteline. Row Two: Bobbie Boone. Presi- dent; |ill Earners. Secretary; Julie Chisholm, Representative; Bob Nyennuis. Representative; Tracy Ver Strate. Representative. Star Alderink Dawn Anderson David Avink Theresa Aylworth Beth Baareman Todd Bartman Ken Beld Doug Berens Mark Berens Glen Bieber Robert Biesbrock Michele Blauwkamp Jeanne Boerma Mary Boerman Mark Bonzheim Bobbi Boone Sheryl Bosman Ron Boudrie Patti Bowman Linda Brandt Sherri Brandt Mark Brouwer Tracie Brouwer Cliff Brown 66 Sophomores Mike Carson Julie Chisholm John Colley Jeff Conner Craig Cotts Melanie Cotts Jennifer Damon Darin De Cator Carla Deemter Holly Deering Mary Dehen Lori De longe Melinda De Jonge Julius De Jongh jodi Dekkenga Beth De Leeuw Ron De Roo Jim De Went Beverly De Windt Mike Dincau Jeff Dyk Dan Dykema Don Dykema Ronda Eastman Ed Eisen Tim Eldred Sandy Emelander Scott Engelsman Kim Fannon Tom Feenstra Russ Fein Sue Flokstra Steve Frody Marvin Gerrits Sophomores 67 Sharon Gerrits Cory Gibbs Mark Giem |une Groolers Glenda Grossenbacher Desi Hammond Jane Harwood Darla Hassevoort Jeff Haveman Jill Hinken Ken Hirdes Jon Hoezee Russ Hoezee Deb Holman Pam Holsl Lynette Hoonhorst Dennis Houtstra Todd Ikerd Kindra Johnson Brian Kalman Beth Kindschi Laura Kiawiter Tammi Koekkoek Adam Koll Tim Koning Dave Kooienga Jim Koop Steve Komoelje Mark Koster Mike Kuncaitis Scott Kunzi Sharlyn Kunzi Jill Lamers 68 Sophomores Mike Lie Pauline Lipscomb Doug Lodenstein John Lovett Cindy Lubbers Rick Malmberg Tamara Mannard Tim Mannard |ami Marshall Don Matzen Patty Meppelink Greg Meridith Calvin Meyer Terri Meyers Mark Miller Bob Mills Tim Myaard Tom McDaniels Dawn Nagelkirk Judy Nauta Tammi Neerken Kerry Neugebauer Pam Nickels Brenda Nyenhuis Robert Nyenhuis Beth Ocobock Kelly O’Rear Pam Overway 69 |ohn Patterson Andy Peasley Brad Pepj er Dung Pham Van Anh Pham Mike Pikaart Brent Plaisier Carla Plummert Mitch Potgeter Steve Powers Steve Race Barbara Richards Lisa Richardson Deb Rietman Doug Rietman Don Risner John Risner Tracy Robitaille Linda Rozema Renee Russell Sherri Russell Randy Schaner Kevin Scholten Lynda Schoonveld Wade Schut Lyndi Sewers 70 Sophomores Tim Sharp Pat Sibley Tiffany Sonnerville Melanie Starback Tim Steepe Roger Stein Bill Stewart Carolyn Sweers Michelle Sweers Susan Sweers Ellen Tamminga Sheryl Tamminga Lisa Telgenhof Nola Ten Broeke Roberta Teunissen Tim Tripp Joe Uebbing Dennis Van Beek Rebecca Van Bronkhorst Lonn Vande Bunte Jill Vander Kolk Sandy Vander Laan Ron Vander Molen Sheri Vander Schuur Valerie Vander Weide Todd Van Noord Mark Van Tubergen Susan Veenstra Judy Vegter Sherri Velderman Sophomores 71 Steve Velderman Mark Ven Roy Dan Ver Strat Tracy Ver Strate Sue Vos Kraig Vruggink Kevin Wagner Lorilee Waidelich Rhonda Wait Rodney Westhuis Tim Westhuis Sally Westers Doug Weurding Carl Williams Roberta Wiltse Chris Wise Daryl Woodwyk Rob Woodwyk Marnie Worthington Angela Yeakey Terri Ziel Glenda Zwak Photos Not Available Nathan Ellcey Mike Kramer Steve Kramer Todd Hill Jay Gerrits Barb Leslie Jerry Luyk Teri Maring Randy Poortinga David Vander Band Tom Van Haften Cindy Vereeke 72 Sophomores Sophomores 77 78 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen w n n Ant SPONSORS: Mr. Van Koughnet. Dan Bolhuis. Roxie jonker. John Vander Wall. Brenda Borches. Cindy Visser. Ellen Allen. Rhonda Newhouse. Ed Wolters. Ellen Allen Larry Anderson Sally Avink Judy Baareman Dawn Bak Monte Bartley Jeff Berens Randy Berens jill Bialas Carrie Bogard Dan Bolhuis Greg Bonzelaar Brenda Borchers Tom Boschma William Bouse Lori Bouwkamp Sandy Bouwkamp Tom Bouws Bill Brandt Patty Braun Scott Braun Jerry Bricker Craig Brouwer Randy Brower Freshmen Randy Caines Mindy Cathey Doug Chapin Donna Colegrove Amy Conner (ulieCook Raye Coon Randy Coonrod Rhonda Costen Joe Dahlstrom Jim Davis Terry Davis Kris De Jonge Todd De Jonge Scott Dekkenga Chris Demerest Amy De Vree Lisa De Wildt Tony De Witt Doug Driesenga Casey Du Bois Jan Edson Kurt Elders Pam Elders Tony Elenbaas Ken Evink Randy Fein Kris Fischer Yvette Florido Sue Frody Pat Frye Robbie Gemmen Tony Green Freshmen 79 Brenda Groff Geoff Grootenboer Robin Gryzen Terry Haaksma Ken Hall Sue Hamming Doug Hamstra Dar Hassevoort Mike Haverdink Melissa Heileman Mike Hoezee Scott Hoezee Cara Holman Kristi Hop Dave Hovingh Ron Hulst Kristi )ansen Laurel Jarrett Lisa (enkins Matthew Johnson Roxie jonker Geralyn Jurrians Bryan Karsten Tracy Karsten 80 Freshmen Mike Kiekover Paul Kindschi Jodi Klamer Denise Koetji Darryl Koll Diane Kooienga John Koornan Ken Koster Pam Kramer Robin Kuipers Tim Laninga Steve Lee Rhonda Lenard John LePard Mary Lidgard Susan Lie Tammy Lough Becky Lowing Lora Luyk Christena Maas Jeff Magusen Karri Malone Cheryl Marrison Stacey Marsteon Terry Mast Karla Meleen Michelle Mensch Shelli Meyer Bonnie Moelker Linda Mohr Vicki Moorman Kristy Mulder |im Murphy Freshmen 81 Dari Nagelkirk Ken Nelson Rhonda Newhouse Kurt Nyeholt Steve Nyhuis Vicki Olthof Cindy Oppenhuizen Timothy Palmbos Patti Papp Amy Pelton Christina Perkin Lisa Poeder Doug Poortenga Nancy Reese Bob Risner Lisa Rohn Darrell Ross Mark Russell Jodi Schader |ohn Schoonveld |im Schreur 82 Freshmen Kevin Schreur Ruth Screnock Robby Selvig Brett Sikkema Dawn Sluiter David Smallegan Lea Ann Smeenge Troy Sperling Lorraine Sprick Laura Stebbins Henry Steffes Greg Stewart Susan Strick Terry Strosnyder Besty Tacoma Ronald Teuissen John Timmer Richard Timmer Scott Tuttle Brenda Tubergen Raymond Uebbing Daryl Van Beek Dawn Van Dyke Lisa Vande Guchte Jeff Vande Hoef Freshmen 83 John Vander Wal Beth Van Dongen Gerrie Van Het Hekke Michelle Van Haitsma Mark Van Hoven Tammi Van Kampen Joan Van Noord Mike Vennema Irwin Veldman Cindy Vereeke Chris Ver Hage Cindy Visser Dan Visser Bill Vosburg Kim Wabeke Lori Walters Allen Weber Kirk White Linda Wiersma Gail Wiggers Mary Anne Wise Dave Wolbers Tammy Wolfrod Ed Wolters Karla Wolters Dave Woodwyk Theresa Wylie Mike Ziel 84 Freshmen Photos Not Available James Kooienga Ross Modderman Robin Ulferts Gladys Van Order Rex Ybarra Freshmen 85 90 Varsity Continues Tradition The 1980 Varsity Football team continued Hudsonville’s winning tradition by attaining an 8-1 record. The Eagles, coached by Jim Galvin. Keith Burgess, and Dave Raterink, based their season on the 7 steps and philosophy of being the hitter, not the hitee. Seven Eagles received all-conference honors, they were Kraig Jansen, Mike Nykamp. Martin Meleen, Kent Vanderloon. Brian Marlink. Dave Lidgara. and Dave Grysen. All-Area Eagles were Dave Grysen - defensive back. Kraic Jansen - Kicker. Dave Lidgard - of- fensive tackle, and Brian Marlink - defensive tackle. Kraig )ansen was also honored by being selected to the Class B All-State team as a kicker. The varsity is graduating 19 seniors that will be sorely missed, but a fine group of underclassmen will be sure to provide another good season for Hudsonville High School. NEW RECORDS 44 yd. field goal - Kraig Jansen (tied) 5 field goals (season) Kraig Jansen 5 interceptions (season) - Dave Grysen First Downs - 115 yards yielded - 1177 yds. yards rushed - 1050 yds. TDs rushing - 28 Interception -19 TDs - 32 total offense - 2522 yds. Front Row: M. Byker. B. Giem. C. Jansen, R. Luyk, B. Marlink, B. Frye, D. Grysen. M. Meppelink, J. Brouwer. A. Nelson. D. Wise. Row Two: M. Nykamp. (. Boven. K. Warner, R. Brouwer. T. Hassevoort. S. VanderLaan. M. Meleen, C. Zimmerman, R. Wait, J. VanStrien. B. Pelton. Row Three: C. McCloud. M. Dunham. Mgr. B. Lanninga. M. Meleen. Row Four: R. Langton. Mgr. |. Galvin. K. Vanderloon. J. Boven, D. Lidgard. Mgr. M. Galvin. D. Koning. Row Five: J. Klawiter. D. lonkers. Row Six: P. Grysen. Coach Raterink, Coach Galvin. Coach Burgess. M. Drew. Row Seven: S. Luyk. Coach Immink. Coach Glass. D. Bolhuis. Row Eight: M. Damon. Coach Thompson. Coach Vruggink, G. Cook. Row Nine: Dale Carley. Row Ten: B. Kleinjans. 92 Varsity Football Varsity Football 93 JVs Go Undefeated The J.V. Football squad had an exceptional year by compiling an 8-0-1 record to improve on last years 7-2 record. They had excellent team balance under the direction of Coaches Thompson and Vruggink. They are sure to be a big asset to next years varsity squad and will keep the future of Hudsonville Football bright. EAGLE SCOREBOARD Eagles Opponents 19 G. R. Christian 8 34 Bvron Center 0 21 Comstock Park 7 14 Middleville 14 14 Caledonia 12 40 Kelloggsville 20 33 Hamilton 6 39 Lee 8 26 Zeeland 8 Front Row: |. Luyk, J. Patterson. I. Gerrits. Row Two: B. Pepper. B. Stewart, J. Koop, P. Sibley. M. Potgeter, D. Lodenstein. B. Kalman. Row Three: S. Englesman, D. Woodwyk. C. Wise, T. Steepe. G. Meredith. T. Mannard. D. DeCator. S. Powers, Mgr. J. Sibley Row Four: M. VanTubergen, T. Bartman. S. Frody, T. Koning, E. Eisen, K. Wagner. K. Hirdes, M. Pikaart. Row Five: Coacn Vruggink. T. Sharp, D. Rietman. B. Nyenhuis, T. Ikerd. M. Giem, S. Race. J. Lovett, J. Colley, Coach Thompson. 94 |.V. Football Freshmen Show Potential The Freshmen Football Team played its way to a 2-6-1 season. Under the direction of coaches Glass and Immink the freshmen showed constant im- provement as the season progressed. With some maturing, further development, and learning these 29 young men seem certain to carry on the tradition of fine football teams at Hudsonville. Eagles 6 EAGLE SCOREBOARD West Catholic Opponents 6 22 Byron Center 8 6 Comstock Park 16 6 Forest Hills Central 16 34 Caledonia 6 0 Kelioggsville 12 0 Wyoming Park 34 0 Lowell 16 13 Zeeland 2C Front Row: G. Stewart. D. Woodwyk, P. Frye. K. Nelson. M. Haverdink. S. Dekkinga. E. Wolters. J. Bricker, K. Evink. Row Two: Mgr. J. Storm. J. LePard. M. Kiekover. M. Johnson. D. Hamstra, M. Russel. K. Scheur. T. Boschma. T. Elenbaas. C. Brouwer. Row Three: Coach Glass. B. Bouse. Miziel. M. Veenema. D. Bolhuis. B. Brandt. M. Bartley. B. Vosburg. K. Hall, J. VanderWall, Coach Immink. Freshman Football 95 Girls Varsity Basketball Claims Championship Again This Year’s Varsity Basketball team posted a perfect 14 wins and no loss league record in gaining its ninth 1st place trophy in ten years. This team’s efforts also enabled them to capture a spot on the new record board by shooting the best free throw percentage of any Hud- sonville team yet during a game. 83% or 15 18. Congratulations to the entire team for an excellent 17 and 4 record. Special thanks go to graduating Seniors. Tracy Bytwork, Kim Brug- gink, and Lori Vruggink. who was elected to the Honorable Mention All-Conference team and to Marcia Walters for her distinction of All- Conference 1st team. Special recognition goes to Senior captain. Mary Heemstra. Mary was a letter winner and starter for the last 3 years on the varsitv. Her leadership and knowledge were a tremendous asset to the team and her ability did not go unnoticed as she was a unanimous choice on this year s All-Conference 1st team. Mary also holds records for most assists in a game, and career. She also Has the record for the most steals in a game, and the most assists in a season. Front Row: Alyce Kooiker. Kim Bruggink. Pam Visser. Kim Plumert. Kristi De Weerd. Tracy Bytwork. Lori Vruggink. Marv Heemstra Marcia Walters. Deb Hoffman. Laura Dykstra. Row Two: Tammv Nerken. Carla Plumert. Coach Stratton. Star Aldrink. Melanie Starbeck. 96 Girls Varsity Basketball Girls’ JV Basketball Aims for Number One The Junior Varsity Basketball team compiled a season record of 14 wons and 6 losses. In league play, they finished above the rest with a 13 win, 1 loss record. This year the team was lead by Freshman Lori Walters and Sophomore Sheri Vander Schuur. Lori averaged 11 points and 8 rebounds each game, while Sheri averaged 7 points and 7 rebounds. The team promises to be even better next year as seven of the twelve members will be returning. EAGLE SCOREBOARD Eagles 24 37 37 32 52 26 26 44 31 58 57 32 52 43 40 39 47 38 21 60 Wayland Zeeland West Ottawa Unity Allendale Holland Chr. Byron Center Comstock Park Middleviile Caledonia Kelloggsville Hamilton Lee Byron Center Comstock Park Middleviile Caledonia Kelloggsville Hamilton Lee Opponents 46 22 40 35 17 37 21 11 24 20 20 21 6 22 26 26 16 4 22 19 Front Row: Tracy Robitaille, Sharlyn Kunzi. Sheri Vander Schuur. Linda Rozema. Mary Lidgard. Row Two: Beth Baarman, Lisa Jenkins. Rhonda Costen, Cheryl Tamminga. Row Three: Tammi Nerken, Joan Van Noord. Lori Walters. Nancy Reese. Star Aldrink. 98 Girls J.V. Basketball Golf Team Chips Away at Title The golf team had a record turnout of twenty-six golfers trying to either make the varsity (six players) or the junior varsity (ten players). This large turnout in- cluded many fine golfers and resulted in a second place finish in the O-K Blue Division with a 10-4 record. We were also successful in winning the con- ference match at Briarwood with a final total of 326 strokes for 18 holes counting our four best scores. Individually, six seniors made up the varsity team which was led by Paul De Boer who compiled the best nine-hole average in the history of our school. Not only was Paul’s 37.04 average per nine holes our best ever, he also won the conference match with a one over par 72 to earn him all-conference honors for the second time. Mark Warren was also all- conference with a 42.9 average. Brian Borchers averaged 43.5, Tim Van Zyll 46.3. Several underclassmen played well in our junior varsity mat- ches and they represent our future golf teams. Front Row: Mark Warren. Doug De Went, Tim Van Zyll, Paul De Boer, Brian Borchers. Scott Bellmer Row Two: Doug Chapin, Perry Van Alten, [ohn Hoezee, David Smallegan, Dan Yntema. Don Dykema. Henry Luttikhuizen. Ron Boudrie. Greg Bonzalaar. Golf 99 Girls Tennis Nets Fifth in Conference In spite of being the most inexperienced team in the league, the girls tennis team finished fifth in con- ference play. The team was led by senior Susan An- dre, all conference selection for the second year, and Kim Chase, honorable mention all-conference choice. The rest of the team, two juniors, six sophomores and six freshmen played well in all the matches. The third doubles team of juniors Beth Petroelje and Lisa Dykema earned special recognition by advancing all the way to the regional finals and compiling an eighteen-four season record. Front Row: Sue Andre. Amy Pelton, julie Cook. Melanie Cotts, Laura Stebbins. Ellen Tamminga. Shelli Meyer. Roxie |onker. Row Two: Coach Topp. Kris Jansen. Cindy Lubbers. Lyndi Sewers, Beth Petroelje. Lisa Dykema, Carla Deemter. Kim Chase, Thersa Ay 1 worth. 100 Girls Tennis Swimmin’ Women Make Waves The swimmin’ women came through another winning season with a 10-3 record. At the Raider Relays, the team placed 13th and at the Wyoming Park Invitationals they placed 2nd. They also plac- ed 2nd at the Conference Meet. There were four girls who qualified for State: Darcy Hamming, Kerre Kelder, Diane Kooienga, and Sherri Russell, while Linda Klawiter went to regionals. Good job, girls! Row One: Corrisa Dincau. Linda Klawiter. Kathy Stewart. Paula Grit. Darcy Hamming. Row Two: Coach Karen Draeger. Nola Ten Broek. Sherry Russell. Beth Ocobock. Lisa Serum. Melissa Blauwkamp. Row Three: Beth Kindschi. Deb Holman. Kerre Kelder Sarah McDaniels. Diane Kooemga. 102 Swimmin’ Women Eagle EAGLE SCOREBOARD Opponents 51 Holland Christian 32 66 Wyoming Park 101 53 Wayland 30 42 Grand Rapids Christian 41 86 Rogers 83 45 Catholic Central 38 90 Zeeland 80 59 Calvin Christian 24 30 Wyoming Park 53 87 Wayland 85 57 Jenison 117 48 Rogers Zeeland 35 50 33 Eagle Swimmers Perfect in Pool The swimming team had its most successful season finishing with an 11-0 dual meet record. This means our seniors finished with a 44 and 3 record for their 4 years in high school. The highlight of the year was our win over Forest Hills Northern which stopped a string of 36 wins in a row for them. Tom Sikkema qualified for state in the 50 yard freestyle, while Ray Batts and Doug Koning qualified in diving. Also, Medley Relay and Freestyle relay teams will compete at the state meet. Front Row: )ohn Patterson. Brett Sikkema. Row Two: Sherry Russell, Melissa Blauwkamp. Tom McDaniels. Mike Pikaart. Tom Sik- kema. Ray Batts. Doug Koning. Dave Kooienga. Duane DeRoo. Tammy Neerken Row Three: Brian Borchers, |im Russell. Mark Giem. |on Deemter. Steve Brokaw. Brian Marlink. Brett Giem. Greg Bokor. 104 Boys Swimming Eagles Capture League Title For the first time in Hudsonville High School his- tory our basketball team has had an undefeated season. Their overall 20-0 record is an excellent tribute to the quality of both their attitudes and their abilities. Coach Keith Burgess stresses the fact that this fine record was brought about by a total team effort and not just one or two “stars. This team has generated tremendous support from both the students and the entire community. Our team was consistently ranked as one of the best in the state throughout the season, as one of only two class B teams that were undefeated in the regular season. We congratulate you for your superb season and wish next year’s team good luck and continued suc- cess. Front Row: P. DeBoer, D. Sneden. Row Two: Coach Burgess. W. Aten, B. Kleinjans, D. Jonker. T. Mast. M. Byker, J. Hirdes, K. Jansen D. Hamming. D. Grysen, T. Vanderkolk, R. Wait, P. Grysen, P. VandeBunte. 106 Varsity Basketball Opponents 48 34 40 49 62 56 58 49 54 47 41 Zeeland Byron Center Comstock Park Middleville Wayland Caledonia Kelloggsville Calvin Christian Hamilton Lee Unity Byron Center Comstock Park Coopers ville Middleville Kelloggsville Sparta Hamilton Caledonia Lee Varsity Basketball 107 JV’s Obtain Experience The JV team had many exciting games this season with 12 of them being decided by 10 points or less. This team had to fight hard for everything it attained since they were usually outnumbered and outsized by their opponents. Their 12-8 record does not reflect the true ability and spirit of this team. Congratulations JV’s on a fine season and we wish you luck as varsity players next season. EAGLE SCOREBOARD Eaglet Opponents 62 Zeeland 65 5« Byron Center 50 59 Comstock Park 32 52 Mlddleville 49 64 Wayland 49 S3 Caledonia 49 45 SO Kelloggsville Calvin Cnriatian 59 65 47 Hamilton 58 59 Lee 49 SC Unity 65 40 Byron Center 35 62 Comstock Park 60 57 60 Coopers ville Mlddleville 40 52 43 Kelloggtville 50 77 Sparta 44 53 Hamilton 54 46 Caledonia 55 66 Lee 49 Front Row: P. Sibley, M. VanTubergen, T. Koning. T. Steepe, 1. Conners. Row Two: Coach Costen, T. Sharp, D. Woodwyk, B. Nyien- buis, K. Wagner, C. Wise. 108 Freshmen Show Progress A The Freshmen finished with a fine 7-1 league record which gave them the co-championship with Comstock Park. Their overall record was 12-4 for the season. The team shot a very respectable 43% from the field and 54% from the free-throw line. They aver- aged over 51 points per game while holding the opponents to just over 40. Coach Russ Elliot felt that it was a very good sea- son. The players showed much progress and will be successful in the future. Eagles EAGLE SCOREBOARD Opponents 65 Zeeland 40 39 Wyoming 37 58 Byron Center 36 45 Comstock Park 59 54 Greenville 48 34 Wayland 55 53 Caledonia 34 53 Wayland 42 62 Lee 28 53 Byron Center 34 44 OT Comstock Park 38 45 Holland Christian 48 42 Catholic Central 53 56 Caledonia 55 61 Lee 24 Front Row: M. Haverdink. E. Wolters, J. VanderWall. S. Dekkinga. T. Boschma. S. Hoezee, D. Hovinch. Row Two: Coach Elliot. J. Lepard, M. Venema. M. Bartley. J. Magnuson. J. Berens, D. Smallegan, T. Elenbaas.). Bricker. Freshman Basketball 109 Wrestlers are Successful The wrestling team had one of its most successful seasons ever by accumulating a 16-1-1 record against a very rough schedule. For the second year in a row, Hudsonville wrestlers were undefeated in the league with a 6-0 mark and were conference tournament champs. Other tournaments won by our team were the Hamilton Invitational, the Sparta Invitational, and the Forest Hills Northern Quad. Our team had a great deal of experience with 9 senior starters. This experience helped us to second place in the district tournament and second place in the regional tournament. Regional qualifi- ers were: Cal Zimmerman, Jerry Coleman, Mike Kunzi, Kent Vanderloon, John Boven, Mike Dun- ham, and Mike Nykamp. State qualifiers were Cal Zimmerman and John Boven. Congratulations to John who placed sixth in the state tournament. Front Row: D. Nagelkirk, D. Wise. M. Dunham. T. TerMolen, C. Zimmerman, C. Vruggink, |. Roark, D. DeWent, J. VanderWeide. Row Two: M. Homrich, M. Warren, J. Boven, M. Kunzi. S. VanderLaan, I. Coleman. K. VanderLoon, C. Hoppen. Row Three: Coach Galvin, R. Caines, P, Frye, K. White, S. Lyuk, M. Nykamp. R. Vandenberg, T. Ikerd, B. Pelton, M. Gerrits, D. DeCator, D. Nagelkirk, Row Four: M. Russel, J. Colley, B. Pepper, S. Kunzi, B. Brandt.). Klawiter. J. Murphy, M. Johnson, D. Bolhuis, D. Hamstra, M. Ziel, D. Woodwyk, C. Kikuchi. D. Lodenstein. 110 Wrestling Wrestling 111 EAGLES SCOREBOARD Eagles G.R. Christian Opponents 75 0 57 Holland Christian 6 57 Rockford 9 51 FHN 16 68 Ravenna 6 22 Jenison Zeeland 29 33 29 35 Byron Center 22 43 Comstock Park 24 42 Middleville 18 38 Hart 19 44 Catholic Central 16 51 Caledonia 10 31 54 Wyoming Park West Catholic 31 8 43 Hamilton 16 60 60 Kelloggsville Unity 6 9 Varsity Volleyball Sets Up for Undefeated Season This year’s Varsity volleyball team went unde- feated in dual match competition and took 1st place in the Holland Christian Invitational and the O.K. Blue Conference Tournament. The team compiled a 15-0 overall record and a 7-0 league record. This year’s team consisted of 6 seniors and 7 juniors. Congratulations for the excellent season. Front Row: Lynda Westhuis, Kim Plumert, Lori Daldos, Tiacy Bytwork, Pam Wiggers. Row Two: Coach Beth Nykamp, Mary Heemstra. Renee Miedema, Shelly Dykstra, Kim Boschma, Pam Visser, Lori Vruggink, Rhonda Miedema. 112 Varsity Volleyball EAGLE SCOREBOARD Hudsonvillt: Opponent 15-10. 15-11 Zeeland 15-13.15-7 South Christian 15-2,15-1 Grandville 15-45,13-15,15-9 Holland Christian 1ft place of 8 Holland Chr. Invitational 4-15.15-8.15-4 15-8.15-8 15-7,15-8 1S-16.11-15,15-9 Zeeland Jettison Byron Center Unity 1S-5,15-4 Comstock Park 15-8.15-10 Middleville 15-8,15-1 15-1.15-10 Kelloagsville Hamilton 15-2,15-7 Caledonia 5th place of 16 G.R. City Invitational 15-9.15-2 Lee 1st place of 8 Conference Tournament 15-7,13-15.15-6 East G.R. (pre-district) Varsity Volleyball 113 JV Volleyball Spikes League Championship The Eagles J.V. Volleyball team went undefeated dur- ing their conference season and compiled a 10 win-3 loss overall record. The team, of 6 sophomores and 8 fresh- men, worked hard and showed much improvement dur- ing the season. The up and coming JV’s are continually sharpening their skills in hopes of helping future varsity teams maintain their undefeated championship seasons. lr - Front Row: Mary Lidgard, Nancy Reese. Sheri Vander Schuur. Gail Wiggers, Judy Baareman. Diane Kooin a. Row Two: Linda Rozema, Jennifer Damon, Cheryl Tamminga. Sharlyn Kunzi. Beth De LeeuwTLori Walters. Cindy Visser, Lisa Jenkins. 114 J.V. Volleyball J.V. Baseball Swings to Success The 1979-1980 Junior Varsity baseball team fin- ished in second place in the O.K. Blue with a fine 9-4 record and a 10-5 overall record. Players who had outstanding performances were hitters Dale Carley (.478), Marie Van Tubergen (.364), Pat Sibley (.360), and Bob Nyenhuis (.3131 and pitchers Tim Steepe (4-1) and Terry Vander KoIk (3-2). The high point of the season were two no-hitters pitched by Tim Steepe against Lee and Caledonia. Congratulations, team, on a job well done. IMI- r jrn f f « i « 4NI Front Row: Doug Koopman, Ed Eisen, Pat Sibley. Ken Warners. Terry Vander Kolk, Bruce Kleinjans. Mitch Potgeter, Tim Steepe. Coach Raterink. Row Two: )ay Gerrits, Scott Engfesman, Steve Brower, Doug Koning. Dale Carley, Dan Rypma, Mark Van Tubergen, Steve Frody. Bob Nyenhuis, Doug Rietman, Mike Drew, Jerry Luyk. ).V. Baseball 115 EAGLE SCOREBOARD Eagles 2 Opponents Kenowa Hills 7 3 Sparta 2 8 Unity Christian 4 1 Lee 8 21 Byron Center 2 16 Comstock Park 1 4 Middleville 5 2 Caledonia 3 3 Kellogsville 2 7 Hamilton 4 3 Lee 6 6 Kenowa Hills 2 13 Byron Center 2 5 Comstock Park 3 5 Middleville 3 3 Caledonia 1 3 Kellogsville 7 3 Unity Christian 2 9 Hamilton 1 District Tournament 3 West Catholic 2 8 Kenowa Hills 7 2 Wyoming Park 5 Eagles Never Quit Front Row: Mike Meppelink. Paul De Boer, Dave Van Noord, Doug Sprik, Rick Van Noord. Dale Nykamp. Ron Tamminga. Larry Tim- mer. Row Two: Kent Vander Loon, Dave Lidgard,. Rick Van Rhee, Barry Timmer. Coach Byle, Manager Mike Pikkart, Dave Hamming. Rick Luyk, Ray Batts. Bob Sibley. Jeff Malmberg. 116 Varsity Baseball 0pention as school recoi Varsity Basel Track Runs to Victory Hudsonville Track is fun. It’s fun not only because we win but because we’re good. Every year we enter good people in the regional meet and every year a few guys go to the State meet. The rest of us have fun dropping our times in the dual meets and trying to reach our goals. This year we defeated seven teams and lost to four teams. Next year we’ll do even better. Front Row: Tom McDaniels. Rodney Westhuis, Joe Brouwer. Mark Koster. Dave Grysen. Tim Brouwer. Dean Poppema. Rol Miedema. Don Hirdes. Kent Larsen. Rick Nelson. Everett Biesbrock. Row Two: Greg Nemecek. Jeff Ohlman. Steve Powers. Duane DeRoo, Mike Nykamp. John Boven, Bill Frye. Mitch Byker. Kraig Jansen. Greg Meredith. Marty Damon, Bob Mills. Row Three: Lori DeYoung. Rob Powers. Dwight DeLeeuw. Jeff Dyk, Chuck McCloud. Kevin Johnson. Daryl Woodwvk. Coach Bolhuis. Kevin Wagner, Chris Wise. Darin DeCator. John Mills. Timothy Mannard. Henry Luttikhuizen. Cliff Brown. Jerry Clifton, Julie Bellmer. 118 Boys Track EAGLE SCOREBOARD Eagles 62 Forest Hills Opponent 92 62 Zeeland 13 65 Lee 67 80 Allendale 48 101 Byron Center 30 93 Comstock Park 39 59 Middleville 73 48 Caledonia 84 91 Kellogsville 41 87 Hamilton 45 85 Unity 47 Eagles Race to Second Conference Title The 1980 Hudsonville Eagle Girls Track Team established 8 new school records and several class records on their way to their second con- secutive conference championship. Junior Rox- anne Woodwyk led the team in scoring while setting school and conference records in the 100 and 200 meter hurdles. Roxie placed 5th in the state meet in the 100 hurdles and was named to the All State” Team by placing 3rd in the 200 hurdles. The highlight of the season came in the con- ference meet when the determined Eagles over- came an early lead by Caledonia and went on to win the meet and the conference championship. ema. Coach O'Conner IHHbbi Hillebrand. Jennifer Damon. Van Slrien. Rhonda Row Three: Coach Campbell. Vicki Hoezee, Tami 120 GirlsTrack EAGLE SCOREBOARD Opponent 21 53 39 29 19 48 55 29 35 50 2nd 2nd 3rd 5th 1st Forest Hills Northern Zeeland Allendale Lee Comstock Park Middleville Caledonia Hamilton Kellogsville Unity Caledonia Relays Wayland Inv. Wolverine Relays Sparta Relays Conference Girls Track 121 Tennis Team Reaches Goal The goal of the 1980 Tennis Team was to better their 1979 record of 14-0. They won the OK Blue champion- ship; they won the Spring Lake Regional and were picked by the Associated Press as one of the top 10 class B high school teams in the state. Tremendous team bal- ance and senior leadership were the keys to success. In order to continue our tennis tradition, the underclass- men must dedicate themselves to year-round tennis. The graduating seniors, all starters, were |orge Capestany, Kerry Hamming, Todd VanTil, Todd VerStrate, and Todd Connor. They will be sorely missed. Front Row: Mgr. Lyndi Sewers, Asst. Coach )errv Bentley. Mgr. Sharon Burns. Row Two: Rob Wait, Greg VanTil. Dave Bolhuis, Brian Leetsma. Coach Bentley. Jeff Conor. Mike Lie. Julius De|ongh. Brian Laninga. Row Three: Todd VerStrate. Todd VanTil. Todd Connor. John Bentley. Kerry Hamming. Jorge Capestany. Greg Bokor. |ohn Lovett. Rick Malmberg, Pat Grvsen. 122 Bovs Tennis Girls Varsity Softball Shows Aggressiveness The Varsity Softball team battled snow, illnesses, and injuries this past season. A young team consisting of 4 seniors, 8 juniors, and a sophomore, felt injuries and illness at key positions which hurt their chances in several close games. The team is looking forward to next season having a healthy, experienced team. Special congratulations go to senior all-conference selections Diane Heemstra at 1st base, and Tina Stin- son in the outfield, and junior Mary Heemstra, who received all-conference honors for the 2nd year in a row. Front Row. |ayne Lamers, Tracy Bytwork, Nancy Van Noord, Diane Heemstra, Lori Vruggink, Mary Heemstra. Row Two: Manager Lisa Newhouse. Sandy Gernts. Connie Boschma. Shelly Dykstra. Coach Topp, Kim BrugginlT Lori Daldos. Tina Stinson. 124 Varsity Softball Girls J.V. Softball Snags Title The J.V. Softball team had a very successful season this year. The eleven sophomores and seven fresh- men played well to get first place in the O.K. Blue. Their league record was 11-1, while their overall record was 12-2. Congratulations, girls, on a fine sea- son. Eagles 9 HUDSONVILLE SCOREBOARD Jenison Opponent 6 7 Grandvillc 8 6 Lee 8 27 Byron Center 3 6 MiddleviUe 1 19 Caledonia 0 24 Kclloggsville 1 17 Hamilton 6 20 Lee 13 20 Byron Center 3 9 MiddleviUe 6 22 Caledonia 0 forfeit Kelloggsville forfeit 6 Hamilton 5 Front Row: Kim Plumert. Pam Visser, Kim Boschma. Kristi De Weerd. Pam Wiggers. Linda Rozema, Pauline Lipscomb, (ill Lamers, Deb Hoffman. Row Two: Melanie Cotts. Karen Venlet. Carla Deemter, Alyce Kooiker, Coach Beth Nykamp. Lyncfa Westhuis. Sharlyn Kunzi. Laura Dykstra, Kindra Johnson. Terry Ziel. Manager Deb Holman. Girls J.V. Softball 125 Football Cheerleaders Ignite Enthusiasm FRESHMAN SQUAD: Front Row: Ellen Allen, Kris Fischer. Row Two: Yvette Florido, Michelle Mensch, Laurel Jarrett, Lisa Poeder, Theresa Wylie, Sue Lie. ,V. SQUAD: Julie Chisholm, Darla Hassevoort, Tracy Ver Strate, Pauline Lipscomb. Jill Lamers. Brenda Nyenhuis, Pam Holst, Jody )ekkinga, Dawn Anderson. 126 Cheerleaders VARSITY SQUAD: Front Row: Dawn Vander Schuur. Row Two: Lisa Bosch. Shel- ley Dykstra, Dee Boldt. Karen Van Let. Row Three: Becky Kaurala, Beth Chisholm, Becky Valkier. Missing: Julie Smedley. Basketball Cheerleaders Rally Spirit FRESHMAN SQUAD: Kris Fischer. Michelle Mensch, Sue Lie. Laurel Jarrett, Yvette Florido. Missing: Ellen Allen. Theresa Wylie. LV. SQUAD: Darla Hassevoort, Tracy Ver Strate. Dawn Anderson. Jody Dekkinga. Brenda Nyenhuis. Jill Lamers. Pauline Lipscomb. Hssing: Julie Chisholm. Pam Holst. VARSITY SQUAD: Julie Smedley. Karen Van Let. Dawn Vander Schuur. Linda Kaurala. Sandy Gort. Lisa Bosch. Dee Boldt. Beth Chisholm. Missing: Jayne Lamers. Cheerleaders 127 128 Band Marches to New Tune 9 V Flute ‘Julie Robitalle Laura Childs Shari Russell Pat Curtis Tammi Van Kampen Deb De Klein Rhonda Wait Yvette Florido Boss Clarinet Leisa Harwood Randy Sloothaak Laurel jarrett Percussion Vickie Olthof Tracy Robitille Carla Plummert 'Ioda VanNoord Melanie Starback Flaa Corps Jamie Vander Wall Melanie Starback Valerie Vander Weide Jamie Vander Wall Oboe Tammi Van Kampen Jane Lovett Sue Vos Shelli Van Haitsma Rhonda Wait Percussion Saxophone Doug Chapin Anna Avink Paula Grit Dave Bolhuis Kim Plumert Brenda Borchers Clarinet Greg Cook Sherri Brandt Rod Hibma Jerry Bricker Dave Hovingh Pam Brower Mike Kiekover ‘Carrie De Jonge Sarah McDaniels Kris De Jonge Jim Russell ‘Cindy De Went Bev Scheur Jane Harwood Becky Sloothaak Beth Ocobock French Horn Andrea Abbaduska ‘Jack Ocobock Joe Dahlstrom Tom Sikkema Brad Pelton Greg Stewart Flag Corps Bruce Wiers Sherri Brandt Baritone Karlene Carey Mike Pikaart Deb De Klein Ron Teunissen Yvette Florido Tuba Vicki Hop Mark Bonzheim Kristi Hop Tim Steepe Laurel Jarrett Carla Plumert John Lovett Julie Rohitaille Sharri Russell Trumpet Greg Bonzelaar Carla Deemter Doug Driesinga Kerri Feenstra Desi Hammond Pam Holst Robin Karsies Jody Klamer Carolyn Sweers Jeff Vande Hoef Dennis Van Beck T rombone Jeff Magnuson ‘Senior members 130 Marching Band The Eagle Marching Band worked hard for-many months to perfect a dynamic perfornfShce with diffi- cult drill and energetic music with a Latin beat. Their efforts were rewarded at the district marching band festival where they received a first division rat- ing. The band also received new uniforms to perk up their appearance. The uniforms were a joint expenditure between the Band Boosters and the Board of Education. Another honor the band received is that two of its students have been selected to accompany the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp International Orchestra on European concert tour. These students are Andrea Abbaduska, FrencfThorn; and Tim Steepe, Tuba. Keep up the good work, band! Marching Band 131 Jazz Band Inspires Musicians The Jazz band is made up of some of the out- standing musicians from the concert band who play the traditional jazz band instruments of Saxophone, Trumpet, Trombone, Drums, Piano, and Guitar. The group gives several concerts each year which highlight their studies of various types of literature written for jazz ensembles. Front Row: Carla Plumert, Bev Schreur, Carie De [onge, Anna Avink, Rodney Himnal. Row Two: Doug Chapman. Dave Kuipers, Tra- cey Robitaille, Robin Karsies, Greg Stewart. Kerrie Feenstra, Carla Deemter. Tim Steepe, Dennis Van Beek. Missing: Dave Hovingh. 132 |azz Band i Pep Band Ignites Spirit Band students are assigned to one of two bands, either the Maize or the Blue band. These bands alternate home basketball games. This year, as usual, fans enjoyed a variety of music performed by dedicated band students. We, the fans, wish to thank the pep band for their continual support. The pep band’s constant appearance at all home games added an extra dimension to the game. Front Row: Doug Chapman. Mike Kiekover, Randy Sloothaak, Jane Lovett. Brenda Borchers. Kim Plumert. Dave Kuiper. Row Two: Jeff Magnuson. Jodie Klamer, Shelly Van Haitsma, Anna Avink, Pam Brower, Bev Schreur, Carie De Jonge. Cindy DeWent. Row Three: Andrea Abbacuska, Jeff Vande Hoef, Robin Darsies. Greg Stewart. Ron Teunissen, Melanie Starbuck, Carla Plumert. Row Four: Rod- ney Himmel. Jack Ocobock, Greg Cook. Greg Bonzelaar, Jon Lovett. Joel Dahlstrom, Jane Harwood. Tammy Van Kampen, Rhonda Wait, Tracey Robitaille, Carla Deemter. Pam Hulst, Tim Steepe. Row Five: Caroline Sweers, Desi Hammon. Dennis Van Beek. Doug Driesenga. Laurel Jarrett, Yvette Florido. Pat Curtis. Val Vander Weide. Row Six: Sheri Brandt. Sherri Russel. Kris De Jong. Vicki Olthoff, Tracey Robitaille, Laura Childs. Row Seven: Mark Bonzhiem, Carrie Feenstra. Pep Band 133 Concert Choir Sings Out The Concert Choir had another active season of sing- ing Christmas music, attending choir festivals and sing- ing at various churches in the community. The choir top- ped off a very successful year by performing at the Spring Program. Front Row: Beth Warners, Kathi Vruggink. Sandy Gort, Karen Venlet, Ginny Myard, Julie Smedley. Mary Wikstrom. Lisa Newhouse. Barb Vander Wall, Beth Petroelje. Row Two: Jacqie Spoolstra, Lynne Peterson, Pat Williams. Tammy O'Rear, Kristi DeWeerd, Alyce Kooiker, ludy Brink, Becky Kaurala. Row Three: Joann Van Het Hekke, Karilyn Avink, Cal Zimmerman, Ron Boudrie, Doug Loden- stein. Kathy Dykstra, Sue Huf, Linda Lowing. Row Four: Melanie Moran. Lori Vruggink, Brad Pepper, Carl Williams. Tim Tacoma. Mike Drew. Darcy Hamming. Deri Shuck, Sue LePard. Row Five: Jamie Vander wall. Pam Van Rhee, Steve Powers. Kurt Vander Schuur, Dave Lidgard, Becky Valkier, Carrie Kuiper. Row Six: Dawn Vander Schuur, Jayne Lamers, Warren Aten, Kevin Scholten, Dwight Sneden, Rich Langton, Terri Peters, Darla Van Strien. 134 Concert Choir Madrigals The Madrigals kept busy throughout the year entertaining various groups of people. The Lion’s Club, salad luncheons, a class reunion, a school assembly, a program for the residents of Pilgrim Manor as well as providing special music for various churches in the area enabled the Madri- gals to display their talents and bring enjoyment to many people. Front Row: Sandy Gort, Dave Lidgard, Dawn Vander Shuur, Pam Van Rhee, Tim Tacoma. Row Two: Tammy O Rear. Kurt Vander Schuur. Beth Warners, Darla Van Strien, Darcey Hamming, Dwight Sneden, Kathy Dykstra, Pat Williams. Rich Langton. Karen Vanlet. Madrigals 135 Tenth Grade Choir Performs With Harmony Front Row: Jill Vander Kolk. Becky Van Bronkhorst, Emiko Nakamura. Tiffany Sonnerville. Laura Klawiter. Pauline Lipscomb, (ill Lamers. Row Two: Kelly O'Rear. Lori Dejonge, Birdie Teunissen. Cindy Vereefce. Sharlyn Kunzi. Star Alderink. Linda Rozema. Teri Maring. Row Three: Shelly Sweers, Tammy Koekkoek. Sharon Vander Laan. Lyndi Sewers. Patty Bowman. Sue Sweers, Carolyn Sweers. Sheryl Tamminga, Beth De Leeuw. Row Four: Barb Richards. Shelly Blauwkamp. Sandy Emelander. Sally Westers. Sherri Vander Scheur. Jennifer Damon. June Grooters. Row Five: Pat Meppelink. Jodi Dekkenga. Bev De Windt, Tracy Ver Strat. Julie Chish- olm. Beth Baareman. Kindra Johnson. Tracie Brouwer. 136 Tenth Grade Choir Ninth Grade Choir Warms Up The ninth grade has shown a great deal of promise this year, in spite of their crowded class. They performed twice this year in both the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. Front Row: Tammy Wolford. Kris Fischer. Lisa DeWildt. Theresa Wylie. Linda Wiersma, Pam Kramer. Geri Jurrians. Cindy Oppen- huzen. Karla Meleen Row Two: Lori Luyk. Tammy Lough. Brenda Groff. Kristy Mulder. Lori Bouwkamp. Chris Perkin. Bonnie Moelker. Terry Mast. Tony DeWitt. Tom Bouws. Todd Dejonge. Allen Weber. Betsy Tacoma, Lisa VandeGuchte, Sue Frody Row Three: Kristi )ansen. Shelly Meyer. Lisa Ronn. Jodi Schader, Robin Kuipers. Mindy Cathy. Amy DeVree. Amy Pelton. Julie Cook. Becky Lowing. Kim Wabeke Row Four: Melissa Heileman. Cara Holman. MaryAnn Wise. Ruth Serenock. Kirk White. Bob Risner. Larry Anderson. Scott Tuttle. John Vander Wall. Scott Dekkinva. Beth Van Donge'n, Darla Hassevoort. Sally Avink. Row Five: Lorraine Sprick. Linda Mohr. Sue Strick. Cheryl Marrison. Jim Murphy. Dave Smallegan. Dan Bolhuis, Tony Elenbaas. Bill Brandt. Rhonda Newhouse. Gail Wiggers. Ninth Grade Choir 137 Exchange Students Enjoy America Front Row: Sandra Galvao, Brazil; Emiko Nakumura. Japan. Row Two: Yasuaki Susaki. Japan; Chiaki, Kikuchi. Japan; Takeshi Fukao, Japan; Kenichi Suzuki. Japan. My name is Sandra Galvao. I'm from Salivador, Brazil. When I came here I planned to stay for 6 months, but I like it here so much that I decided to prolong my stay for another 6 months. I came here with a grand objective ... to learn English. To know English is important to my future. To be an exchange student is like being born again. Each day I discover new things and new words to make me grow. Hudsonville High School has helped in my new discoveries. I will always remember the classes, the teachers, and students here. Sincerely, Sandra Cialuao I live on the second floor of an apartment house in Tokyo, Japan. I chose to go to an all-boy Christian school because of their exchange program, and I studied hard so I could go to America. I go to my school by train six days a week. My family does not own a car. I like riding the school bus to school. I must wear a suit every day to my Japanese high school and we cannot wear jewelry. I like wearing jeans to Hudsonville High. I feel very free here! I enjoy being on the wrestling team and making many new friends. I love Hudsonville and I am very glad to be in America!! Sincerely, iahi Kikuchi 138 Exchange Students Student Council Leads the Way The Student Council once again had a busy year under the leadership of Kurt Vander Schuur. The highlight of their year is homecoming. They put a lot of time and energy into planning spirit week, the homecoming ceremonies, and also the homecoming dance. We all appreciate all the effort they put forth. f tfr Front Row: Dee Boldt. Kurt Vander Schuur. Beth Chisholm. Dawn Vander Schuur. Rich Langton Row Two: John Vander Wall. Ellen Allen. Rhonda Newhouse. Bobbi Boone. Ron Boudrie. Row Three: Linda Kaurala. Bob Nyenhuis, Shelley Baar. Mike Drew. Julie Chisholm. Tracy Ver Strate. Sue Huf, Cal Zimmerman, Renee Miedema, Kent Vander Loon. Mr. Hulst. Student Council 139 National Honor Society Front Row: Brian Borchers. Dave Wise, Paul DeBoer. Dave Lidgard. Row Two: Ms. Topp. Kathy Stewart. Kurt VanderSchuur. Dee Boldt. Dawn VanderSchuur. Row Three: Linda Klawiter, Mary Heemstra, Tim Tacoma. Mike Kunzi, Beth Chisholm. Brett Giem. Carrie Dejonge, Kathy Dykstra, Darcy Hamming. Mr. VanKoughnet. Missing: Jodie Plumert. 140 National Honor Society FCA Faces Another Exciting Year The Fellowship of Christian Athletes, again escorted residents of the Hudsonville Nursing Home to Woodland Mall for some Christmas shop- ping and lunch. Various Varsity sports held prayer meetings before contests. The year was capped off by making two trips to Tiger baseball games in the spring. FCA 141 Vantage Point Strives for Accuracy The Vantage Point staff strives to record accu- rately the activities of Hudsonville High School. It attempts to be the pulse of the student body. The format of the four page publication includes a front page for factual news reporting, an editorial page for commentaries, a feature page, and a sports page. A staff of nine publishes ten issues a year or its equivalent in double issues. Front Row: Brett Giem, Laura Childs, Gayle Kooienga, Lisa Buiskool. Row Two: Mr. Burggraaf, Terri Veenstra, Pam Brouwer, Brian Borchers, Becky Valkier. 142 Vantage Point Yearbook Captures Memories The yearbook staff worked diligently to produce this fine volume. Led by our intrepid editor. Laurel Ter Haar, we created incredibly witty headlines and striking photo arrangements. Seniors Laurel, Jodie, and Jayne supervised Dave and juniors Andrea, Kris, Mary, and Vicki. We hope we cap- tured the memories and spirit of this year. Front Row: Kris DeWeerd, |ayne Lamers, Jodie Pummert. Row Two: Dave Wise. Andrea Abbaduska. Vicki Hop. Mary Wikstrom, Lau- rel TerHaar. Yearbook Staff 143 Due to the cooperative efforts and attitudes put forth by the camera club’s aspiring photogra- phers and their patient and tolerant advisor, Mr. Slotegraaf, the year 1980-81 proved to be a pro- ductive and successful one. Camera Club Succeeds 144 Camera Club Office Girls Given New Responsibility This year the office girls’ responsibilities changed. They now assist Sharon instead of Bonnie. Some of their duties include: filling out counselling sheets, helping with athletic contracts and many other helpful things. Sharon appreciates their help very much. Melanie Moran. Tammi Vander Molen, Judi Brink, Sue Huf, Dee Boldt, Beth Chisholm, Kathy Gerrits. Office Girls 145 Debate and Forensics Front Row: Rich Langton. John Patterson. Tim Eldred. Ms. Frank. Row Two: Cindy Nelson. Lynda Schoonveld. Wanda Frigoli Row Three: Dale Carley. Steve Luyk. Rick Malmberg. Dave Kooienga. Bill Poortenga. Warren De Haan. Russ Fein. Glen Bieber. Front Row: Cindy Nelson. Julie Smedley, Sandy Slenderbroek. Beth Chisholm. Row Two: Ms. Frank. Dwight De Leeuw, Tim Tacoma Ray Batts, Shelley Baar, Becky Kaurala, Deb Scnut. Ann Marema. Michele De Jonge. 146 Debate and Forensics A.V. and Library Personnel Paul VandeBunte, Sue Scholten, Deri Shuck. Rick Nelson. Ron Tamminga, Craig VanderKolk, Andy Peasley. Laurel TerHaar. Marcia Young. Kathi Vruggink, Cheryl Timmer. Julie Smedley, Lynette Hoonhorst. Muriel Kreuze, Sharon Burns, Cindy Nelson. Vicki Warmelink, Lisa Serum, Kim Boschma. A.V. and Library Personnel 147 Summer Science Institute It was definitely an experience I’ll never forget. I really learned a lot. I wish we could have gone for another week.” “You get to do and see things the average person never sees and does which makes it all the better.” “Not only did I learn biology and geology but I really got to know myself and I learned to get along with others.” These quotes from three of the “class of 80” sum- marize the attitudes and value of the Summer Sci- ence Institute. Front Row: Dave Konsing, Mr. Bolhuis. Row Two: Anne Marema. Darcey Hamming, Rich Langton, Shelly Baar, Kerri Kelder, Brett Geim. Henry Luttikhuizen. Row Three: |udy Oliver. Gale Kooienga, Mary Heemstra, Jill De Vree, Kim Brugink, Jim Russell. Laura Rosema. Brian Borchers. Craig Taatjes. Row Four: Linda Brouwer. Dwayne De Roo. Taking pictures: Mary Wikstrom. 148 Summer Science Institute AM and PM Skill Center Front Row: Ed Evere. Kelly Bagley. Sue Hawley. Judy Oliver. Lorraine Westhuis. Jane Vruggink. Row Two: Cheryl Schreur. Jeff Westra. Jill Uevree. John Bovan, Mark Huttenga. Linda Brouwer. Glenn Postmous. Row Throe: Linda Hookstra. Amy Isenga. Jerry Coleman. Mike Nykamp. Dave Hassvoort. Joel Lubbers. Rick Matthysse. Row Four: Dwayne De Roo, Pat Dirkse. Jody Bowman. Ester Burke. Mike Kramer. Steve Walters. Row Five: Brenda Postmus, Dawn Lutke, Penny Runge, Sue Davis. Kami Westra. Barb Bouws, Shelley Baar. Row Six: Pat McAlary. Eric Ensing. Jim Nykamp. Scott Ponstein. Roger Feenstra. Barry Merwin. John Daniels. Row Seven: Rick Matzen. Todd Boerema. Craig Hoppen. Dan Rypma. Marv Homerich. Rick Meyer. Front Row: Doug Nyenhuis. Jeff Reister, Larry Hoogendom. Brian Laninga. Sheryl Hulst. Lora Terpstra. Barb Timmer. Marie Ubbing. Lynne Peterson. Row Two: Teresa Eisen. Rose Meyers. Shelly tJlberg. Marlynn Pols. Tammi Huberts. Marcia Walters. Joyce Niewyk. Kal Avink. Row Three: Craig Doze- man. Glen Berens. Duane Woodwyk. Cheryl Van Der Kolk. Karen Bowman. Joanne Van Hethekke. Sandy Lovins. Donna Jurewicz. Mike Vander Molen. Row Four: Steve Dean. Joe Boyer. Bob Powers. Jeff Ohlman. Brian Engelsman. Tom Storms. Row Five: Steve Dean. Joe Boyer. Robert Powers. Jeff Ohlman. Brian Englsman. Tom Storms. Row Six: Chuck McCloud. John Kruiz. Dale Vereeke. Tim Hassevoort. Randy Bouwkamp. Mark Bekkering. Row Seven: Mike Bartosiewicz. Larry Hoogendoom. Paul Merwin. Skill Center 149 Bowling Team Rolls Right Along This year's Bowling Team was bigger and bet- ter than ever. There were about 60 members and everyone gave their best. The bowling team is sanctioned by the Ameri- can Junior Bowling Congress, which makes them eligible for many tournaments. Ac am Ko ' Mike Bowling. Perry Van Alten, Ron Hulst, Mike MacOwen, Mark Huttenga. Mike Lie, Rick Malmberg, Julius Dejongh, Rhonda Meyers, Sonia Riemersma, Jim VanderBand, Tim Laninga, Larry Anderson. Russ Fein, Steve Lee, Tony DeWitt, Doug Driesenga, Jody Klamer, Robin Grysen, Shelli Meyer, Jerry Luyk, Dan Rypma, Doug Koopman, Kurt Nyeholt, Dennis VanBeek, Takeshi Fukao, Mike Kuncaitis. Tim Mannard, Todd VanNoord, Ken Koster, Robbie Gemmen, John Bentley, Dale Carley, Ron Tamminga, Randy Koning, Jerry Roberts, Scott Ponstein, Martin Hammond, Ken Dennis, Jeff Klamer. Kevin Parker, Sherri Velderman, Lisa Telgenhof, Glenda Grossenbacher, Sally Westers, Terri Meyers. Ronda Eastman, Teresa Ziel, Tammy Mannard Deb Holman, Dave Koning, Rick Luyk. Pat Grysen, Kerry Neugebauer, Mike Carson, Laura Klawiter, June Grooters, Beth DeLeeuw, Carla Plumert. 150 Bowling Team Ski Club Shushes On By Even though snow conditions were lim- ited once again, Ski Club put them to good use. The club was quite a bit smaller this year, with only 60 members. The Crystal Mountain ski weekend was a big success. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. Mr. Naragon would like to thank all who participated in the club this year. SKI CLUB MEMBERS: Laura Stebbins. Denise Koetje, Rhonda Newhouse, Takeshi Fukao, Lyndi Sewers. Tammy Wolford. Kristi Jan- sen, Mindy Cathey, Mary Anne Wise, Mark Bonzheim, Kris Fischer. Sandy Emelander, Kevin Schreur, Dave Wolters, Brenda Nyen- huis. Sue Nagelkirk, Marcia Walters. Rhonda Wait. Muriel Kreuze. MariAnne Burdick. Vicki Hoezee. Sherri Russell. Lisa Poeder. Linda Mohr, Amy De Vree, Barb Bouws, Mike Meppelink. Pam Elders. Shelli Meyer, Kristi Meyer, Todd Mast. Tony DeWitt, Greg Van Til, Randy Vruggink, Tom Bouws, Ed Eisen, Kathy Stewart. Laurel Ter Haar. Kindra Johnson, Jody Klamer. Beth Baareman. Darrell Boerma, Pauline Lipscomb, Lori Blom, Lisa Telgenhof. Lisa Serum. Rick Matzen, Jodie Plumert, Ron Boudrie, Melanie Cotts, Terri Meyers, Dan Yntema, Ginny Myaard, Kristi De Weerd, Mr. Waalace, Rick Nelson, Beth Chisholm. Dawn Vander Scheurer. Ski Club 151 Swimmers Learn Life Saving Once again, the third hour swimming class taught every third-grader Red Cross beginning swimming and every fourth-grader drownproof- ing. Linda Klawiter and Brian Marlink were teachers. They have each earned a Water Safety Instructor Certificate in addition to having Advanced Lifesaving Instruction, which each member in this class has received. f™n' Row: Kim Boschma, Brian Marlink, Mr. Bentley. Linda Klawiter. Lisa Serum. Row Two: Sherri Russell, Brett Sikkema, Sarah McDaniels, Diane Kooeinga. John Patterson, Corissa Dincau. Tom McDaniels. Mary Heemstra. Row Three: Paula Grit, Tammy Neerken Dwieht De Leeuw, Beth Ocobock, Brett Giem, Doug Koning. Brian Borchers, Rod Westhuis, Kevin Vander Wall Mark Giem Kerre Kelder, Jon Deemter. 152 Swimming Class Blue Dolphins Swim in Style Every May, the Blue Dolphins present a synchron- ized swimming show. The theme this year was “Holi- days,” including Thanksgiving, Easter, and Christmas. Thanks go to Kim Kelder who coached the team through a very successful show. Kathy Stewart, Lisa Rohn, Vickie Olthof, Lisa Serum, Beth Ocobock, Sherri Hulst, Laura Rozema, Kris De longe. Kim Kelder — coach. Kristi De Weerd. Blue Dolphins 153 Intramural Teams Shoot for the Top TEAM ONE: Bob Screnock, Daryl Van Beck, Rick Nelson, Mitch Meleen, John Bentley, Dan Yntema, Jim Boven. TEAM FOUR: Roger Leith, Jerry Luyk, Brian Kalman, Bill Bouse, Joel Van Klompenoerg, Randy Koning. Missing: Jim Brandt, Barry Merwin. TEAM FIVE: Jim De Went, Jeff Vande Hoef, John Mills, Rick Luyk, Henry Luttikhuizen. Missing: Mark Koster, Cliff Brown. 154 Intramurals 156 Leaders Manage School Functions Mr. Jack D. Musser, Superintendent Mr. Donald VanDoeselaar, Business Manager SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Front Row: Howard Perrin, Ken DeVree, Roy Anderson. Row Two: Wes Wiggers, Dale Yntema, Jim Brandt. Bob Bolhuis. 158 School Board Administration Guides School Activities Mr. Neil Lampen, Principal Mr. Ralph Swanson. Vice Principal Mr. Art Cummings. Counselor Mr. Delbert Giem, Counselor Mrs. Lois Sweers. Counselor Administration 159 Secretaries Help Out Mrs. Bonnie Meppelink, Principal Secretary Mrs. Sharon Tummel, Guidance Secretary Mrs. Joyce Hessler, Administrative Secretary Mrs. Jo DeGator, Transport Secretary 160 Secretaries Custodians Maintain H.H.S Mr. Carl Philips Custodians 161 Mr. Warren Huyser Mrs. Gladys Curtis Mr. Bob Van Zyll 162 Teachers “I Have the Best Vocation in the World.” One of the best parts of teaching ninth graders is observing them mature and helping them learn to assume responsibility. Mrs. Sharon Blom English I I love explaining biology, reading student's eyes to see if they are understanding, keeping an eye on the clock, breaking the lecture with illustrations or anecdotes and then getting back into the lecture. Mr. Dave Bolhuis Biology Advanced Biology Mr. Dennis Bennet Jazz Band Band I'm lucky to be an educator and I enjoy it. Mr. Rahn Bentley Mythology Physical Education Swimming World History Mr. Buck Arts and Crafts General Math Woods I There are positive aspects about students, but I am still looking for a greater amount of drive and desire in a student to do something... anything, the very best he or she can do it. Mrs. Bundy Advanced Art Arts and Crafts General Art I enjoy students who realize that a little bit of effort can create alot of interest for themselves and the rest of the class. Ms. Mary Frank Family Living Foods I Forensics Debate Housing Sewing I Mr. A1 Frankfort Mechnical Drawing I and II Architectural Drawing Teachers 163 I try to make students aware of a body of knowledge with which they are usually unfamiliar with, to sharpen their communication skills, and to induce students to think about their own lives and futures.” Mr. John Burggraaff American Literature Creative Writing English II Novels In my students. I’m looking for a pleasant attitude, a smile, a willingness to learn and participate, a desire to try, and honesty. Mrs. Lyne Burkey Psychology Spanish I and II The best part of my job is being with the students in the everyday activities of the school, and having a former student tell me that they actually used something they learned in my class. Mr. Larry Byle Earth Science When I head home on Friday, I can say to myself - ‘This has truly been a great week, I have done my best, my students have done their best - we had fun at the pep meeting - and tonight Mr. Galvin’s EAGLES are going to beat their opponents.’ ’’ Mrs. Ruth Delbridge Michigan History U.S. History 164 Teachers The best part of my job is helping students develop the usable and saleable skill of typewriting, a skill that they will be able to utilize throughout their lives.” Mrs. Melanee Kahler Typing I and II Mr. Jim Galvin Health Physical Education U.S. History I see myself as a person trying to help young people achieve their goals in life. Mr. |im Hulst Physical Education Social Problems Sociology Mr. Kyle Kasteline Algebra I Consumer Math General Math Mr. Roger Knoll Metals 1 and II The best part of my job is that it is never dull or boring. Each year and each class is unique and offers its own challenges and rewards.” Mr. Marinus Luttikhuizen Chemistry General Science Physics “I Look for That Spark of Dedication ...” Contact with students is the best part of my job. Mr. Ron McKellar English I Government Speech I “If I can give my time and assistance to an individual with a problem and see that individual making progress towards a chosen goal it makes my job and efforts worthwhile. Mr. Paul Naragon Media Specialist Mr. Dean Nederveld Concert Choir 9th Choir 10th Choir Madrigal Helping people is the best part of my job and being with teenagers keeps me young. Mr. Preston Petroelje Algebra II Geometry Trigonometry I like the chance to work with so many lively yet mature students. This job is always interesting, always a challenge. Ms. Jill Povoio Health Media Psychology Mr. Dave Raterink Algebra I Geometry Teachers 165 “I Enjoy Relating Truths That I Have Learned.” Mr. Paul Slotegraff German I U.S. History World History I look for basic honesty and pride in whatever work students are doing. Mr. Dean Smith Business Law Office Machine Office Practice Shorthand Steno Block I look for cooperation and a willingness to try new skills and improve those that the student has. Ms. Gloria Stratton Physical Education Helping students learn is my greatest challenge; watching them succeed is my greatest reward. Ms. Julie Sweers Advanced Composition English I British Literature Mrs. Lois Sweers Career English A student who has a positive attitude and doesn't constantly complain, is the kind I would like to have in class.” Ms. SueTopp Drama I English II Poetry 166 Teachers Mr. Bob Veltman Resource The student must come to a realization that they must take the leading role in their education. Mr. Bruce VanDer Meulen Accounting I and II Typing I Mr. Bill Van Koughnet Chemistry Consumer Science Biology I like being a part of the process which encourages initiative, understanding, and self-fulfillment on the part of some people. Mr. Dennis Vogel Economics General Business Religion Relating current events to Economics and State and Local Government and having students talk to me about relating a concept we talked about in class, to their own real life situations are the best parts of my job. 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CVojaavl 5 0 rrtAt — UAA L lisp) Aldxtidt (QfofadzttJzL Illi 11 IU Your friends say tti PmHPtouch. but you know they won’t. Your teachers say come back and see them. And you know you won’t. Maybe someday it won’t matter. But right now, it hurts a Faces and Events ’81